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Taxation

Income Tax Return Filing

Preparation and e-filing of the income tax return for individuals, proprietors, firms and companies, with the form chosen to match the income actually earned rather than the one that is quickest to fill. Computation, filing and e-verification are handled together, because a return that is filed but never verified is treated as never filed at all.

What you get

  • Correct ITR form selected against the sources of income, not defaulted to the simplest one
  • Income reconciled against Form 26AS, AIS and the TIS before anything is filed
  • Old and new regime compared on your actual numbers, with the choice recorded
  • Capital gains, house property, foreign income and presumptive business income all handled
  • E-verification completed and the acknowledgement retained
  • Working computation kept on file, so a later notice can be answered from records rather than memory

How it works

  1. 1Collect and reconcileSalary or business figures, investment proofs and bank interest are gathered and matched against Form 26AS and the AIS. Mismatches are resolved before filing rather than explained afterwards.
  2. 2Compute and compareTax is computed under both regimes on your real numbers. You see the difference and choose, and the basis of the choice is recorded.
  3. 3Review the draftThe full computation goes to you before submission. Nothing is filed on your PAN without your sign-off.
  4. 4File and verifyThe return is submitted and e-verified in the same sitting, and the acknowledgement is sent to you.

FAQ

About income tax return filing

What happens if I file after the due date?

A belated return can still be filed up to the limit the law allows for that assessment year, but it carries a late fee and interest, and some losses can no longer be carried forward once the original deadline passes. The exact amounts and cut-off depend on the assessment year and your income level, so we confirm them against the current provisions for your case rather than quoting a figure here.

The AIS shows income I do not recognise. Do I still have to report it?

You report what you actually earned, but you do not ignore the mismatch. Entries in the AIS can be fed by a reporting entity in error, and there is a feedback mechanism to mark an entry as incorrect or as belonging to someone else. We raise that feedback and keep the record, so the gap between the return and the AIS is already explained if it is ever queried.